I was working from the ranch and don't have hi-speed there, yet. Once I got back to higher speed, it was fine. Does QBO really suck up that much bandwidth? I can do videos and almost every other program - just not QBO. Anyway, prob solved, it seems. Looking back to your previous replies, your case is likely caused by a damaged component. To fix this you'll want to do a fresh reinstall of the program.
Here's a step-by-step process:. After uninstalling, you'll want to remove the app's data manually in the Roaming or App Data folder if the uninstall process didn't delete it automatically.
This will delete the locally stored app settings and ensures those damaged components aren't used after installing a new copy. Alternatively, you can open your QuickBooks Online company file using a supported browser. After successfully opening the Windows app or opening your company file , do you need help with a specific task?
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Showing results for. Search instead for. Did you mean:. One of the issues of this is that you may be thrown out of fullscreen applications when that happens. Several users of Windows 10 reported that they get the window every hour or so, and that it makes playing games a nightmare because of that. The file that gets executed every hour or so is called officebackgroundtaskhandler.
If you log processes on your system for instance, you may notice that this is the case on your Windows 10 device. The issue has been a hot topic since April 15th when a user reported it on Microsoft's official Answer forum. This is what it says that it does: "This task initiates Office Background Task Handler, which updates relevant Office data.
I ask, because it runs officebackgroundtaskhandler. Only instantaneously to be sure, but it's noticeable, especially once you catch onto what's happening. You can run the task manually if you want to see it without waiting. They are:. The task window should not be launched when the task is run, and there are plenty of ways that Microsoft could have picked to hide the task window instead of spawning it every hour on the user system.
The two main options that you have are to disable the task, or to switch it from running under User to System. It is unclear what the task does, and you should monitor Office closely after disabling it to make sure everything works as intended.
The task is still run on logon though. The second option that you have is to change the user group the task runs under. Switching it to System reportedly hides the popup window from spawning. That got rid of this mildly annoying event.
I had not yet managed to figure out what was doing it, so your post saved me the trouble. Yesterday a friend told me about this happends on his computer. Now I can tell him the solution.
Lack of choice. In fact, half as green would do. There is a lot more software available on Linux that 10 years ago. Just used the scanning software and it worked perfectly on Linux Mint Its really easy to install a virtual Windows 7 and all the software I use runs exactly as it should. When I need an Windows 7 program, I just fire up the virtual machine. Works well. I start virtual Windows 7 every days and use it a lot less than what I would have expected.
Great system. Not everyone possesses the computer skills that you apparently do, Corky. So, I have found your comment to be of no use and a bit frustrating. Just update my machine. As long as I remain functional, I am good to go. So, laugh at my technological ignorance if you will. I possess skills that you may not. Probably because we dont have a say or choice in the matter if you stop to think about it.
Its been this way since Windows launched. Normally this doesnt occur like this but on older hardware like my laptop it is starting to occur only when I boot the system and nowhere else which I am okay with until it starts messing with the executables and then a quick call to MS will be what will occur. Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community.
Hi, I just upgraded to Windows 10 from win7 32bits ultimate without any problem The taskbar the bar with the start button goes on for 3s, disappears, comes back several times then disapears definitively. Thanks a lot for your help. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question 3. Report abuse. Make sure the Type is set to Allow and Applies to is This folder, subfolders and files.
Then click OK. Here you need to make sure to check the Replace all child object permission entries with inheritable permission entries from this object. For registry entries, open regedit by going to Start and typing in regedit. The main issue that I saw with this whole process is changing the permissions on the system folders because you have to overcome TrustedInstaller in order to make changes to the permissions.
Half the time that never works properly and then trying to get everything back to normal is just as risky. Founder of Help Desk Geek and managing editor. The most common causes of Internet Explorer crashes like this are toolbars, add-ons, or Browser Helper Objects. Enter Internet options in the search box, and then tap or select Settings. In the search results, tap or select Internet Options. Tap or select the Advanced tab and then tap or select Reset. Select the Delete personal settings check box if you would also like to remove browsing history, search providers, Accelerators, home pages, Tracking Protection, and ActiveX Filtering data.
To delete all personal settings, tap or select the checkbox for Delete personal settings.
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